The Influence of Family on Aggressive Behaviors Between 3-6 Years-old Children-Based on the Triadic Model of Family Process

Rui Cao

doi:10.54097/ehss.v22i.12281

Authors

Rui Cao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v22i.12281

Keywords:

Aggressive behavior; family; family process.

Abstract

Children’s aggressive behavior is widely discussed by society and academies because there is a high rate of aggressive behavior in China. Due to family is the first school of children, some researchers have found that family factors have a significant influence on children’s aggressive behavior. However, the systematic review of family factors on children’ s aggressive behavior is not concluded. So, this research’s subject is to conclude family factors on children’s aggressive behavior based on triadic model of family process using method of document analysis. This research concludes family factors in three aspects: family-level factors, parent-level factors and dyad-level factors. Researcher has concluded family atmosphere and family structure in family-level factors and parenting practices and perinatal period in parent-level factors. Moreover, Parent-child relationship, sibling relationship, marital relationship is in dyad-level factors. According to these factors, this research gives some suggestions in these three aspects pertinently.

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